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>>107833230Apple's look like a gladiator arena, with a skull shaped center, a lake representing a portal.it is like they are in fight with humans while aliens are opening portals to try to save those humans that are better than the whole arena.it is like the whole arena are mexicans, the skull is the last man alive the lake are the aliens and the robots will never exist.
so because python got updated and and all the python stuff toodoes that mean that i have to rebuild all the aur packages that depend on python stuff?also looks like python-vdf got moved from the aur to the extra repo
>>107833434Maybe. I had to reinstall anki-bin
>Failed to configure DHCPv6 client: No such file or directoryAny help? Gentoo with systemd does this every time on new installs but I never remember what fixed it exactly.>>107833205Even when I was a Windows user I had a Linux box for partitioning (external) drives and for doing basic network diagnostics. Basically any "low level" computer stuff is extremely troublesome on Windows, how do you guys cope?>>107833390ebin
>>107833670I don't cope I just suffer. My experience on windows literally worse every day. But I'm also low IQ and basically uses my PC to play games so I put up with it out of laziness
so what programs do you use to actually program in?
>>107825936Claude code
On my Linux box I program in vim or sometimes Kate. I like that vim is light enough to open quickly.On my windows machine I use VS code. I don't know why exactly it ended up this way exactly and I don't have a good reason for using different editors on different operating systems.
nvimvscodestm32cubeidearduinoideiar embedded workbench
>>107825936In school? Nano. At work, VS Code.
RustRover
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107821918my nova 2 lite should arrive tomorrowand ultimate 2c got to me yesterday, I had some problems with it
>>107833642I don't have the
>eGPUthe seller has stopped responding to me so i guess i have to dispute tomorrow. i'm not confident about this because it's hard to demonstrate that a thing isn't working to the layperson especially when the board lights upi'll need to show them device manager but will they understand it? jesus christ i have a headache just thinking about it
>>107833158Still 6 months to go
>>107833158eu warehouses already exist.
>Money and work will be irrelevant in 5 years>AI is a circular financed scam>You have to be batshit crazy to get against AI>Our A(G)I is already producing novel scienceWho the fuck do I trust?
>>107832105You shouldn't necessarily believe anyone. The only thing you should be doing is to be preparing yourself for the worst, and to be ready to cause as much civil unrest as possible once shits hits the fan.There are 2 outcomes:1. AI is a bust 2. AI replaces most labour short-term, and likely all labour long-term.In the second outcome, your existence will transform into a hell which you likely can not even imagine. If that happens, you're gonna have to force, through whichever means, change to occur.This is not even larp either. I know time will prove me right.
>>107832386What do you gain from it not being a bust? The only people who stand to gain anything from it is people who control, power, develop or maintain AI as well as people who extract raw resources for use in AI production. For everyone else this will be a fucking disaster. Is it just NEETs who have nothing to lose and third worlders that fantasize about making millions from some SaaS slop? Please explain, I dont get it.
Your willingness to even contemplate trusting the utopian sweet talk of an utterly corrupt and self serving establishment indicates we never had a chance to begin with.
>>107832411This is obvious e/acc bait. Crazy how they always fall for it to."MR. Billionaire said he will willingly make his fortune obsolete for the good of humanity! This will surely happen I cant wait!"Unreal. Looking forward to seeing the legendary crashouts when they realize they have been fooled completely by the most low-effort lies imaginable.
>>107833707>What do you gain from it not being a bust? It always comes from dysgenic, spiteful mutants who simply daydream about an alternate reality where everyone else becomes a useless waste of space like them. A future where any man's skills, talents and knowledge are so negligible compared to their Machine Deity that it rounds down to zero, thus all humans become equal in their worthlessness. His inferiority complex forces him into this weird cope where instead of being at the very bottom of humanity, he suddenly finds himself at the very top, as the Machine Deity's prophet, the far-sighted visionary who owned the luddites, predicted the future and embraced the Machine Deity's gospel ahead of the curve.Once you see this pattern you can't unsee it.
its over give up even trying
>>107832334>>he says Google Antigravity codes better than himMore like "AI probably knows more about signal processing in python than me", which is probably true for most people but if you want to excel at that you gotta actually learn your shit
>>107830897This is the tenth thread on the subject. The first one posted literally 3 hours after he made that repo. Hop of his dick little bro.
>>107830897its not https://github.com/torvalds/AudioNoise/blob/main/visualize.pyvalid point to just use AI if you don't want to maintain and read the shitty matplotlib docs.
>>107831459i am reading youtube comments from 6 years ago and i don't see a single person using them
>>107831932禈
>be me>working at local county government as software dev about a decade ago>we have a jeet working on the team as well for unknown reasons>the jeet leaves and I'm assigned with modernizing an application he wrote, and converting it from PHP to C#>app is for tracking how the county commissioners vote on approving/rejecting contracts, should only need to track if they're approved, denied, or still pending a decision>instead of just counting if two of the three county commissioners have voted to appprove, he created the most convoluted calculation system I have ever seen>a vote to approve is 1, a vote to reject is 4, abstaining from a vote is 13, being absent for a vote is 40>if you were paying attention, each number is the previous number times 3 plus 1>jeet does this because he can uniquely identify what each vote is even after turning them into numbers>almost brilliant in a retard savant way, he found a way to not have to learn what an enum is>the PHP code then has the most complicated spider web of ifs and else ifs I've ever seen, calculating if the contract is approved or not>I turn his 1000+ line of nonsense into 12 lines of C#>mfwShare your horror stories, bonus points if they involve jeets shitting out unmaintainable spaghetti code
>>107825713This. STP comes with its own annoyances, but nothing on the scale of "network is unusable".But also, what are the chances that intermediate switches are also unmanaged...
>>107814375>>107814174>Sundown happens.>Crickets...ngl the guy sounds based, if slightly retarded.I hired a 7DA (or was he a baptist) in my IT team, everyone doing 24 hour shifts every 3 days. He let me know that he needs every Friday off to sing in the church choir, and the other guys were willing to accommodate this by swapping shifts with him. This went on for about a year.Then he decides to transfer to another department because "more hands-on with equipment". Fine, I hire another guy to replace him, all is well.Except his new department is full of older people who have families, some have second jobs, so it often happens that nobody can swap shifts with him.Now he wants to come back to my department but the position is filled so tough luck. He resigned a few months later.
>>107819490I worked for the Department of State, the rule was to replace computers every 4 years and monitors every 5 years. Old equipment was either auctioned or donated.The monitors were so-so, but computers were top spec and you could get them at auction for 10-20% of the price.
>>107821149>working day shift for an MSP in Europe>get call from US (4 AM there)>some nice lady was told by her boss to "ring support" and have us deal with some inane issue on their server>their website isn't even down, just slow>she speaks very quietly, I ask what's up with thatShe befriended some raccoon and was on the porch with food for him, hoping that he turns up while she's waiting on the phone.
>set up a consumer NAS to share files with some machinery at a big customer 6 years ago>over the years add more clients and more services, databases, webserver, proxy, mail reports, now runs a large part of the production line>half the stuff is hacked on with bash scripts because OS doens't support any advanced setups>works well because it's never been rebooted since>meanwhile half of the management has been replaced>none of the IT people want to take resposability of it>disks start showing signs of old age, reallocated sectors>no replacement approved
A few days ago, something really interesting happened: For the first time, an AI generated a mathematical proof that was not yet known: https://www.erdosproblems.com/728In most cases where this has happened, it was later discovered that a solution already existed in the literature, but this problem had been formulated incorrectly and was only corrected a few months ago, which means there was no prior literature on it.Sometimes of you say that AI will be limited by "not being able to create new things," but I think this case shows that it's not quite like that at all, and that most people are still underestimating AIs.
/g/ is full of Luddites for what it seems
Friendly reminder: adding "luddites" to the filter is a good way to avoid corporate spam.
^luddite tranny above me
I'm still pushing perfectly functional llm code to productionI'm still working 2 jobs at onceI'm still getting paid (handsomely) for itTrannies lost. Cope and seethe.
>thread bumped>no new posts
IPS or OLED?
>>107821187>OLEDburn in>IPSglow/trash blacks>VAghostingpick your fucking poison
>>107832040New OLEDs will easily go 5 years minimum. Stop being a poorsissie
>>107832055weird because any model that is at least 1 year old will have pics of burn in posted somewherebut thats because theyre careless. they should have known better when buying a "luxury" that the luxury you get is a mildly improved image which you get to baby and worry about.lmao he spent 1k on oled and touched the brightness setting? he let sunlight get on it? haha noob. should have left oled to us brahmin kings
>>107832470>[Schizophrenic brown babble]
>>107831097There's no point in buying a new cheap monitor. It should be better than what I currently have.
Will this kill Windows and make Linux the most popular OS?
>>107831801Keep in mind the context here:You're already relying on Adobe apps in general...
>>107831728That looks like adobe acrobat. Not even on wangblows would people want this shit.
>>107830342It itself won't because gaming is a niche hobby. But there's a culmination of multiple things that will. Windows is a collapsing platform.Most governments are replacing Windows with Linux and sometimes Mac machines because of privacy concerns and the current hostility of the US towards most of the globe. Many corporations are doing the same. Corporate and government machines abandoning Windows will cost Microsoft billions over the next decade.China will be the first country to move away from Windows entirely. Not just the government but they're also forcing all local businesses to abandon Windows within the next 2 years. Personal devices will likely still be allowed to run Windows, but China is very quick to develop alternatives and spread them to their population. Deepin Linux already exists, while Harmony OS is also a decent consumer grade OS at the moment since most people don't actually need Windows-exclusive or Android-exclusive software. The platform is less than 8 years old and they've already created around 100k-300k applications for it. Not to mention that Deepin has access to Wine and Waydroid, while HarmonyOS also has multiple Android emulators. So there won't be a massive loss of platform exclusive software.As soon as businesses, schools and government offices switch away from Windows most of the regular citizens will quickly follow simply because it makes no sense using multiple different operating systems (people prefer consolidation).
>>107833720 cont:Russia will probably do something similar. Especially considering the US is fucking them over right now by removing Russian influence from various countries. The only problem with Russia is the fact that it's actually not a very rich country (they're also terrible at budgeting). So they're far less likely to completely wipe Windows in the next decade, compared to China which will definitely do it.Many places in EU and Australia have already ditched Windows entirely and retrained staff to use Linux. The EU has started to look into developing and funding open source software and pushing FOSS or EU software as a standard. Many schools, libraries and colleges are already using Linux in EU (mostly Ubuntu). And if you're a kid who is only exposed to Linux, you're more likely to prefer it when you're getting a computer of your own. Many prebuilt computers and laptops in EU already come with Ubuntu and this has been the case for at least a decade. So, Windows will possibly become a minor OS in the EU within the next 20-40 years, especially among younger generations.However, the US isn't treated as an entirely hostile force yet so the migration might be slower. The only thing that could truly "kill" Windows in the EU would either be Google with it's Android desktop OS (assuming the hardware it's on isn't as shit as Chromebooks were) and Apple (assuming Apple starts making budget laptops).The US will very likely be the last and only place where Windows still dominates in around 15-30 years.
>>107830342What i really don't get is why normies are so fixated on the idea of SteamOS when the improvements valve make work for just about every distro. Maybe it's the idea that the distro has a reliable backer, rather than some volunteer project like most?
>The best text editorWhy did Kate won?
>>107833632it is thohttps://kate-editor.org/kate-vi-mode/
>>107833640so it's an IDE and not a text editor?
>>107833658tell me your personal definition of IDE and i can answer
>>107833620This is a shit editor that relies too much on LSP>>107833638The vim mode is also shit. You lose Vim functionality when navigating different menus, which makes the mode pointless
>>107833673something that opens a file in more than 0.01s
Why is /g/ so one-shotted by the 100% fallacy that they can't see the usefulness of AI?Because it's not 100% perfect, AI is completely useless.Are you all just so terrified of AI taking your jobs that you're stuck in a state of delusion, wishful thinking, and desperation?
>>107833195btw, gave this problem to chatgpt in pro mode, and it got the correct answer.
Public opinion is so inconvenient at times, isn't it, bot?
When someone bought a Model T, do you think they spent a lot of time psychoanalyzing horse riders to try to prove to themselves that their purchase was correct? Or did they just enjoy their access to a new, actually transformative technology?
>>107826356My opinion on the limited usefulness of AI comes from actually using it and only being able to extract limited usefulness from it. You know, for actual work and not generating erotic literature or porn pics.
>>107826535You're stupidity is entertaining.
i dont pre-order anything, i wait til it has a real launch and proper stocki waited on the minimal phone because it turns out the camera sucks shit and genuinely looks worse than the camera on my cat s22 flipwhich is important because i need it for mobile check depositsthat thing keeps advertising that its a companion phone which is comical, the keyboard is cool but without the software to back it up it will be near useless, people forget that about keyboard phones from back in the daymy old kyocera sanyo 2700 from 2009 had amazing text prediction and shortcut features ootb which made typing out texts on it super fast and fluiduntil i see what the actual experience is on that phone im not touching it, as of right now its a lot of hopes, dreams and jpegs
>>107831217hiromoot should start charging you shills for these blatant ads
>>107832328>2 years of OS updates?Is that a lot?
>>107831217i already have one useless brick/"backup phone", don't need another one
>>107831217Is that just niagara launcher?
In 15 years the future will be us living in dense studio rooms constantly entertained by ai generated content in a headset that can fullfill your every wish. You can be cool kid in high school, a hero in a japanese anime isekai or a ww2 spy in nazi germany. If ur considering killing yourself wait at least a decade until virtual reality plus brain computer interfaces and generative AI converge into best thing humanity made. You will have heaven on earthmost of us are ugly loser incels who probably missed out on our youth. Never felt kiss of a girl or a friend that actually cares. But in a decade plus you can have friends who love you, girl who is infatuated and all ur desires granted.Im just crying realizing that heaven is only a decade away and anons don't understand this. Our god is AGI and he will create a virtual safe heaven better than any heaven human religion could think of. So plz until god descends onto this mortal realm to release us of our suffering endure it cause eternity of bliss awaits you
>>107831679and this is supposed to be bad? looks comfy as fuck
>>107832610>and this is supposed to be bad?Nonhuman cattle can't see why it's bad at all. Actual humans with moderate intelligence can see why it's bad but they're missing the big picture. High IQ people know letting the nonhuman cattle humanely remove itself from society is the best possible outcome. The alternative is global war, engineered diseases and hyper-tyranny.
>>107832610Even if you fuck her in the VR world there's no consequences. You can't plap plap impregnant her, the sex would feel boring.
https://youtu.be/5LNHYz89sNc
>>107832665That's bad, think about the stock prices
Always turn this shit off on a newly installed system. It's annoying.
>>107830291If you do it while the OS is running then the backup will probably be invalid anyway, so no change there.If you do it from a live environment or disk attached to another computer then SELinux won't be active anyway, so no change there either.>>107830029That's one of the reasons I prefer AppArmor. Most users will never notice it's there, and those who do are more likely to look up how to adjust it rather than disable entirely.
>>107830120>chrome, steam, snapd, proprietary nvidia driverssmart>discord>X11stupid
>>107830029It's set to permissive on my machine. Should be good enough, right?
>>107830029tried using it few times - always turned off after a while, since it's more pain in the ass than it's worth for corpo networks - maybe, but i don't need that for my 15y.o. laptop
>>107830029How do you even pronounce that? For me it's Celine icks
Hytale uses QUIC for multiplayer. What do you think about it? Is this the first reasonably popular game that implements multiplayer over QUIC instead of using TCP or their own custom protocol on top of UDP?
>>107833030games use both. udp for gameplay, tcp for chat and misc functions.
>>107833081wow still uses TCP>>107833097yeah that's probably where QUIC fits in, good alternative since encryption happens transparently and firewalls won't have a problem with it
>>107831502Can you encrypt QUIC packets?
>>107833655QUIC has mandatory TLS 1.3 built into it, it's not even possible to disable it (last time I checked) because the QUIC handshake includes TLS handshake in it, so yes
>>107833694Dang
